[The American Baron by James De Mille]@TWC D-Link bookThe American Baron CHAPTER III 5/22
And then, you know--oh, he speaks such darling broken English--he called me his 'mees,' and tried to make a pretty speech, which was so mixed with Italian that I didn't understand one single word.
By-the-way, Kitty, isn't it odd how every body here speaks Italian, even the children ?" "Yes, very odd; but, Minnie dear, I want to know what you told him." "Why, I told him that I didn't know, you know." "And then ?" "And then he took my hand.
Now, Kitty, you're unkind.
I really _can not_ tell you all this." "Yes, but I only ask so as to advise you.
I want to know how the case stands." "Well, you know, he was so urgent--" "Yes ?" "And so handsome--" "Well ?" "And then, you know, he saved my life--didn't he, now? You must acknowledge that much, mustn't you ?" "Oh yes." "Well--" "Well ?" Minnie sighed. "So what could I say ?" Minnie paused. Mrs.Willoughby looked troubled. "Kitty, I _wish_ you wouldn't look at me with that dreadful expression.
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